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Mrs.. Ruth Ingersoll il quite Ill. She
has not been we'll for y long time, and
now has the measles.
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New crop Timothy seed now on sale
al J, j. Burkcr's 81 II
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING.

At McGranaiIau & Bull.rs-A large
assortment OF the latest styles just re-.
ceived. YOU cannot fail to De suited
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Samples of carpets at McGranahan
l. Buffers.
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! Kohler. tho kattls king kallsd at our
kamp last week.
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Stock saddles at from S25 To S45.
Team harness from $35 to SI5. Brides
from $3.50 to SIS. at llammiltuns.
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,TAE DELTA INDEPENDENT
1slsa, Gsls. May 3, 1887.
LOCAL. MENTION.

Rsasy IsaasA en- Real Estate. Cash
AAvaA0oA - prove mp. Once In the
laAsDsoasas DailAianv, Osltu, Colo,
4. -. WOOD0ATE.
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Call Of County Warrants.
TnrAsunrn's OFFICE.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE.
Delta. April 10th, 1887.
There nra funds IN, the hands ot the
county treasurer fur the payment of
tile following county warrants. viz:
Nus. $40. 572. $50. $50, 574, sos. 54s,
SAT, sos. $40. b87. b82. $40, bb7, $40. 57l.
bss, $50, bs0. 6sl, 500. b4o, bs2, 57o. bl3,
o7s, 677. 48s. b9s. 62i, 6U3.
Notice is hereby given to the holders
Of sail warrants that Interest will cease
after this date.
r. u. McGRANAnAN,
County Treasurer
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For sale,

| will sell or trade for stock Sl65
worth OF Iruustune ditch stock.
ALBERT SHORT.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can he
80 quickly cured 0y Sn,ioh's Cure. We
gaaranteslt. For sale AT l.ashaln \
Williams
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Hammond Rros, were shipping oats
10 Grand Junction last week.
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Notice for Pusl,ca,to..

LAND OFFICE AT GuNNIsoS COLORADO
Mar. ~. i8x'.f
Notice is hereby given that the efollowiag-nAm-
ed settler has fled IL ,tice Of his intention 10
thai aid proof will be made bef,re 4. u. King.
Comfy .Jiiug.s at Delta. Colorado. on May Z,
1887. viz: Francis E. Boyd. d. >. 1897 Tie SeneS.
for the Sc n. (, n,s Sc 4and ssi4 sc Sec u, T.
Is {. K. 81 W. st / r. ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his ,ntiuo,l, residence UPON au,t cultivation OF.
said Iaud.viz Isaac ". .ard ,cr. Jules c. rorDes,
Henry koh!er, John Gallant. u Of Delta Colo.
3-g-5-3 JOuNJ. TIL SMAS, Register.
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Our friend Butler was engaged In
sn0wballing yesterday.
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Notice fSr Pa aoiicNtiOO.
LAND UFffCK AT GgSSI-pN. C,Lo..

LAND OrfIcK AT GgSSI-,S. CrLo..l
Mar -. 1887. j
Notice /. her-hv given fhs. th- following nam3
ed settler ~ q =. r,tee OF nisinte iIi',bts aLse
bnaI nrD,f in IlpDprt If his 81 Il A. Al IN tt sud
pr,uf si.l H.. M ie ,f'rt I: hiis. CElity I
Judge Delta Colo IN Nay !. 1851. va Il
Warren B Arssr. D. >. S1j Ute 4Sssies fF tEs
wL:u.t.w.; sci Sec j. /. II K IS " P.d.
IL. naIn.s u. III pSIIs Witness - Jr.S5 his
c,.itiiiuu. = r.Siiel.c upbr aii ciilttsibti Sf
Sli i.tlI 1. viz: 10 Il. Lewis. t.iry P.ir.t,
Ctlyin Y. K gers. William r. gers, All VI
s.jN5s JnHv j. TIoM ". Register
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Baptist services " tho school house
on Sunday morning and evening {
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Trunks and vallses Ut uamiltou's.
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RENE mbrr that Alt. King will nd
vance for naking hnal proof VI low
sMtss VI intarsst.
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Notice for rualicasion.

81 FRANK r TANNEE, Register
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Musical Notes.

Several well-known musicians will 60 on the
James Whitcomb Riley tour for the month of
April
Now that the guitar orchestra has been formed,
something in the way Of public entertainment
may DO expected to take place before many
weeks have passed.
One of the prsttiest duets rendered before the
Matinee Musicale the Ball Scene" by
Nicode, for two pianos, given last Wednesday
afternoon by Miss Hamburger and Miss Diet
richs.
The Richmond papers are extravagant in Their
praise of the Sherwood recital given there last
Tuesday night, at which the famed pianist was
vocally assisted by Mrs. Grace D. Lowering. of
this city.
One OF the pleasantest amateur quartets is
that composed of Miss Carrie Kregelo, pianist:
DR.. Coombs cornet: Mr.. Max Rocker. flute, and
Mr.. Gus Rocker, violin. The music rendered by
them is of high grade and well executed.
One Of the expressions used by the Richmond
paper in regard TO the recital of Mr.. William f.
Sherwood, was that He roamed the high C's
with ease nautical term which was not ex-
actly pleasing, as seas are distasteful to him.
The third division OF the Matinee Musicale
will give an invitation concert tomorrow night
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Briehtwapd Items.

br1SnIWoOu
Ex-Postmaster Groves has moved to Indianap-
oils
Shem Davis came in from Perth Afuboy, n.
j., yesterday morning.
Years ago town clock to be put in the school
house tower was purchased and paid for, but no
one as yet has seen its advantages.
Mrs. Arterburn on April l, took possession OF
the postoffice and has moved it back to its nrst
place. in the Willis Miner property.
Prof. Fitzgibbon, member of the "Lincoln
jolly Boys" while walking the depot platform
Thursday night fell and received serious inju-
ries.
Prior to April l the people have received
twenty rides to Indianapolis for 81; now they
pay $l.50 The fare to Lawrence, Oakland and
other stations has not been changed. while
Brightwood citizens are compelled to pay for an
additional four miles which they never go over
David Negley and John Mowry, two farmers
from the northeast side OF the township, as a
committee from their neehbors, appeared before
the trustees Thursday night. asking for a dona-
zion for gravel road to be built to this place,
commencing in the vicinity of Lawrence and
running to the Tatman corner, there connecting
with the Wolfe pike. The trustees took the
matter under Amusement, and all seem to favor
a liberal donation
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Greanshurp.

Mrs. R. D. Homsher has gone to Lamar Col, where
her husband has been several months. Her brother
Frank Hiner and Bruce Barger. accompany her
Mrs. Fannie Thomas, formerly of this place. but re-
Gently of Oakland Cal. died there few days ago.
Elder Bryant formerly pastor of the Christian Church
vim and wife are in Philadelphia on visit to Mrs Ga
wins sister. Miss Lizzie Lathrop- Mrs. Fannie CAT
gy, Of Springfield, No. is with relatives il this city
=. Mrs. Mary J. Thomson. of indianapolis, spent
part of the week here at her former home. Nelson
Hamilton ard wife have gone to Betrarn, Neb. to
spend the summer Miss May Bunker has returned
to her parents here. Miss Jessie Ollie ard her moth
er have returned home after spending the winter at
Mo-. is visiting her parents in this city Miss Flora
Hutchinson. of Indianapolis is here for few days
- Licensed to marry: Fred j. Hader and Mary
Beck Samuel Hawkins and Hattie v Simpson
Robert f. Armstrong and Louie e. Alexander Will
lam G. Baker and Eliza Ferdinand.
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Crawfordsyi,Ie,

7. H. B. Mccain attended the golden wedding
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. q. a. p Smith. of Logans-
port, last Monday evening The ladies of the
Christian Church will give social at the rink on the
night OF April H. Earnest Rounsevile and Curt
Gilbert, of Terre Haute visited Mrs. ID. n. Morgan
last week. The Ladies' Literary Society
met last Monday afternoon at the resi-.
seph Taylor is visiting in Lafayette 80
Mrs. H. o. Fairchd mas returned to Marinette, Wis.
after visit with relatives in this city John Nichoi-
and wife have been visiting at kokomo- =. Mrs.
Carrie Duncan of Terre Haute has been the guest OF
Mrs. W. s. Colt during the rast week Miss Mary
Hovey has been visiting Professor Huyck and wife at
Wabash. Mrs E. B. Thomson is home from visit
at Plymouth IA reception given DR..
John Ensrninger bride last Wednesday
evening the residence of II. P. Ensmnger- Gen.
Manson and family home from stay in Florida.
j.. DR.. w. L. May and wife in Florida. :. Mrs
James Owens is very i'll. Miss May Austin Of
Thorntown. is the guest of Miss Minnie Austin -.
Miss Edith Lee is visiting in Indianapolis. Mrs.
Emma Carver, of Nobesvflle is the guest of the fam
lily of Dr. Z. Detehon- Mrs W. +. Ringland and
children have returned to their home at Hastings.
Neb-- .Collett Campbell and wife in Flor
ida Mrs. Bert Craig has gone to Hous-
ton, Tex On Thursday evening a social was
given at the Methodist and Christian Churches.
Mrs Z. N Wynen is visiting in Troy, n. w..
Miss Edith Lee is with friends at Indianapolis =.
Mrs Anna Mairinger of Terre Haute. is at the home
of a. Kostanzer. Miss Laura Brothers is in Rock
entitled Chips of History Rev. E. B. Thomson
has returned home from trip to California Miss
Nellie Green. of Ocala Fla is visiting at j. w Cum,
berlands The Ouiatenon Club will meet on Friday
evening The Chautauqua Circle will meet on Mon
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. J. W. Greene
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Brazil.

Miss Mary Bryson. who is attending Mrs Sewalls
school, at Indianapolis, visited her parents this week
---M Miss Eta Freeman has returned to her home IN
York III. Mrs. Chas. Matson visited relatives in
Greeneastle the first of the week Frank McClel-
land and family. who have been living at Knightsville
during the winter. will occupy their home.
North Meridian Miss Minnie Lake has returned
from Indianapolis where she spent the winter
Miss Helen Grenough is visiting relatives in Terre
Haute.- Mrs. R. L. Keith entertained the Ladies
Literary Society Tuesday evening Mrs H. W.
Perry and daughters visiting relatives IN Pennsyl-
vania.- Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoffman spent Wednes
day in Terre Haute. Mrs. Name Finley, of Green
castle is visiting her aunt, Mrs Culbertson- Mrs.
b. c. Dickson left yesterday for Chicago her future
home. Mrs. j.. E. Sherry is quite ill., at her home on
jackson street.
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MOrriStowD.

Miss Lena Dalrymple, Of Indianapolis, is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrave. Miss
Mollie Lucas is visiting at Indianapolis III. NJ
Tyner and wife spent last Sunday at Frankfort Ind
THE ladies of the NJ Z. Sabbath school will give
festival tomorrow evening H. B. Patten will go
to Danville next week to attend school, Mamie
Van Scoye has returned from visit with friends at
Fairland- DR.. George Wrenwiek, of Anderson, is
visiting relatives here.
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at Plymouth Church. The ladies will be assisted
by Professor ErnestinoT and Mr.. Charles Helm
zen. The members beth active and associate,
are privileged TO invite their friends.
a concert viii be given at Mayfower Church
on Tuesday night. for which excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged. Well-known favor
ties will take part intending Mrs. Lynn, Mrs.
lowering. Messrs. o. W. Williams. Fred LOOMS.
S. L. Morrison, F. Wies. R. A Newland and
Charles Hanson, the organist.
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Greencastle.

Harry Johnson is in Cincinnati business trip
Horace Ogden, of Danville has entered tie usi-
versity- Mrs Jacob Lotshar and daughter Stella
visiting friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. n. q.
Elizabeth Mckee. = Mrs. Frank Smith and children
of Columbus visiting her parents in this city
Judge Downey and wife have left for Rising Sun to
spend the surnme Mrs. Clara Grim, of Huron
Ind. is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ow
ems. Mrs Homer 3. Raglan accompanied her moth
er, Mrs. H. w. Perry. of Brazil, to Pennsylvania on
extended visit to relatives Dr. S. l.. Bowman
will deliver the university lecture this afternoon,
the subject. The Supernatural in the Origin and
Spread of Christianity. DR.. III. II. Morrison left
Thursday for Eldorado Kan, 20 visit his children.
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N1uncio.

Friday, visiting friends. Miss Gertie Maddy is Wis
ting at Noblesville- Mrs. y. f. Ethel left here
Monday for Topeka, Kan to Join her husband =.
The Thomas J. Walterhouse Camp Sons of Veterans
formally organized Wednesday night Miss
Grace Stedman. of Wakefield England arrived in the
city last week. and is the guest of her sister. Mrs W.
j. Priestly. Miss Phoebe Daily has returned to her
home at Lynn. Ind, Miss May Keltner of
Anderson, Twisted relatives here last week.
visiting the family of D. R. Pershng. returned to
their home at Upton few days Arabella
Winaps is visiting at Springfield, o. Ed Burson has
gone Denver Col, to visit his mother, who is So
journing there for her health Misses Mildred and
Susie Ryan visited at indianapolis yesterday. Mrs.
J. L. Streator went to Danvile H.. on Saturday to
spend several days with friends. An enjoyable ses-
sion of the Literary Fresde held at the residence
of Fred w Heath Friday evening Gus Guthrie is
spending Sunday with friends at New Castle
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KnightstoWn.

Carl Corwin, of Earlham College is spending a
short vacation at home-- Miss Alice Scott of Green
field, visited friends here last week Miss Minnie
Lowry gave tea party last Tuesday evening. in hon
of Mrs. Roy Furnas- -. Hon. Charles Hubbard of
Cincinnati visited his family here last Saturday and
Sunday. ---Kev III. N. Herrick, of the NJ. E. Church.
will deliver his farewell sermon to-day. Mrs. j. N.
Williams has returned to her homo in Cincinnati.
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Pendlcton.

Miss Lettie Taylor visited friends at indianapolis
last week Elmer Crossiey and Miss Ada Parsons
married last Monday --.S. B. Atkins and wife
have returned from Sidney, o. Clinton Parker and
wife formerly of this place. now of indianapolis,
visited their parents q. w. Parker and family, last
week C. B. Caddy at Lima. O.. last Sunday
TO visit his aged mother. who is in poor health "A.
J. Hardin is visiting friends in Florida. Flora
Huff is visiting in Knightstown r. J. Albright
breaches at the ". E. Church today.
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Noblesville.

Neil c. Kenyon has returned from pleasant visit
to friends Delaware o. Mrs. s. r. Ball is visit
ing her parents at Michigantown- Miss Rosa Ben
der has urnedfrom extended visit Troy, o.
Miss Laura Wheeler. Miss Emma Chew and Mr.. Chas.
Wheeler will attend the spring term of Huntsville
College MIR and Mrs. A ]. Ball. of indianapolis,
visited friends last week. Mrs Choppell of
Carmel has been spending the week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. III. Jenkin
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RuShYiiIe.

Miss Hattie Clark, OF Martinsville is the guest If
friends in our city Miss Anna Farnian. of Fort
Wayne, is the guest of Miss Maggie Seaman, Main
street Miss Nav Howard is visiting friends at
Lawrenceburg. Harry Richter. of Kansas, is among
friends here Ralph George is visiting friends in
Ia. =. Mrs. Miller OF Hamilton. O.. is visiting at
Thomas Morgan's Mrs. d. A. Graham is visiting
relatives ct Columbus
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of that city. She will be greatly missed by her
many friends, and especially by the T. al.
G. IT, u.
Mrs. Maud Holloway will come over from
knightstown to attend the crazy tea to be gwen
at Meridiau-street Church on Tuesday night
G. o. Goodpasture has returned from his home
in Muncie, and is again engaged in the auditor
Office Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington q West
ern.
Jap Turpen, lately appointed special pension
agent. is in the city at the home of ms brother
in law IL II. Harvey, $50 Hoyt avenue. He IS
In poor health.
Rev A. w. Lamport and family will spend the
next week or ten days in northern Indiana. Mr.
Lamport was born, reared and married II ST.
Joseph county.
Mrs Oliver p Morton. Mrs. S c. Gill and
Miss Gill will return from Richmond on Tues
day and occupy the residence of Mrs. Billiard on
East Ohio street.
Miss Paddock, of this city. and was reported
seriously i'll. is better, and hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
J. A. Hanson has retired from the firm Of the
Hanson, Van Camp Company. and. with his wife
and daughter, will 90 to Hot Springs for stay
OF six weeks or two months.
Mrs Drncilla A. Grassland is at her home
with her daughter. Mrs j w Browning. from
a five months visit IN Chicago, where she was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Pfaf.
Mrs. DR.. Wooden returned last Thursday from
Florida, whore she has spent most OF the win
ter. Her many friends will be pleased to learn
that she is much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hunt are expected home
on Tuesday from Florida, whore they have been
for four months. Miss Hunt will stop in Alba
ny. Ga, TO visit her cousin, Mrs. Ida w allng
ford Reigser and family for fortnight.
John O. Hardesty has taken service with the
Saturday Herald as associate editor. Mr.. Har
hacn had iap a G ~ hsy
ing many years ago established the Anderson
| Herald. He afterwards published and edited the
| Terre Haute Courier and the Indianapolis Re
| view.
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Shesbyv:iIe.
ton. wife and aauol

:. B. s. Sutton, wife and daughter, Miss Mote
sned from Chattanooga Tenn, Wednesday even
Continued ON Ninth Pags.l
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This is Palm Sunday, and in Catholic
churches branches are blessed by the bishop
or priest and carried home by the members
to be kept until next Palm Sunday, when the
old piece is replaced by fresh one.
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ia the state, large or small, az been
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-lOl-. NLlNa - ~ TO
meut by the people for 'he. V-of...
and Ting e.. The basis az ia'"'".
iuA.ienA rights. I fou tue pass Vt
the. geucra propos'iion'' WI.
briefly answer the inquiry 10 regard
to d.. prohibition amendment ''
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.BeNe temperate IN 81 things Wa
wise iutui uca. aud Won Apply 10
intolerance =, well a. 10 druuhtht'.
TIA, the Incorporate Use oiiu.DN.''''
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would dem
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liberty snd mora. -poL-.0liiy would
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tuition Of another which Il j. -unl.i-
ted would be more iatAl than that Tor
which 10 was offered ~ remedy. he
abuse and not the 80 OF stim ANTS 1t
must b., confessed. il the evil TO ue
rcmcticd. lAcn % GEAR. follow,
tAat action should clearly ne directed
ag4iu-t the abuse rather Than the Use.
Ii drum, euut-- be- the cause - dl''r.
der and crime, why nc, pronounce
drunkenness itself 20 Oe > Grim. ana
stt4t. t1It roper and adequate leu'
allies. ltjt be objected that the p-u'
allies could not be- enforced, Lat is An
admission Eat popular opinion YOU nj
bee OPP .sed 90 the aw lut u IL De
true that iur.e. could not ue cmpah'
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epaoou WINS snort III difference
TO the heat and short nights and it
being Saturday night, At the close
OF which in which the speaker was
loudly cheered, calls were made tor
James B. Baker. lilo declined to
speak but was forced TO appear and
make few remarks in his
usual Intense style aud was cheered
again and again at his telling points,
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AS a knife to the suicide. or hand.
writing TO the torger, so is constina
toh 10 MN who neglects its warning
MOTIFS, Casearine will restore the
bowels to healthy condition.
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.,',''S'' "nlPs anu morse coverings,
whlch are offered at greatly reduced
prices III order to curtsil their large
STOCK Call in and examine their
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AUSTIN ALL ABLAZE.

,.ustnNct ookc Addresses IiiiCcn
Hundred Citi/cns in Capitol
square Monday INcning.
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- r.. 80. ,~.s.
b. Tho de
be said, had
| that there
ID in Texas
y to DO or
eat cheers
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the goth,
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Il, A. Little Il Co. VIII sell you
groceries at rock bottom prices, and
deliver them promptly.
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Ammunition ofall kinds and guns
for sale or hire al Ambold's.
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".auhsvi u,I,.l,.
Waco, July "a, 1857
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milk shake" at Williamson & Co
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NIoNkI I0 LOAN '2.0ou cash TO loun
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